Sister Callista Roy

Question 1

Focuses on the process and interrelatedness of the four adaptive modes

Answer 1

Adaptation Model of Nursing

Question 2

4 Adaptive modes

Answer 2

Physiological -Psychological Mode
Self Concept Group Identity Mode
Role function Mode
Interdependence Mode

Question 3

Involved in the function and activities of living organisms.

Answer 3

Physiological - psychological Mode

Question 4

Psychological and spiritual aspects of the human system (e.g., body image)

Answer 4

Self Concept Group Identity Mode

Question 5

Focuses on the roles the person occupies in society

Answer 5

Role Function Mode

Question 6

Focuses on close relationships of people and their purpose, structure, and development

Answer 6

Interdependence Mode

Question 7

Focuses on close relationships of people and their purpose, structure, and development

Answer 7

Interdependence Mode

Question 8

2 Types of Coping Mechanism

Answer 8

Innate
Acquired

Question 9

Automatic process

Answer 9

Innate

Question 10

Developed through learning

Answer 10

Acquired

Question 11

2 Subsystems of Coping mechanism

Answer 11

Regulator
Cognator

Question 12

Physiological coping mechanism

Answer 12

Regulator

Question 13

Mental coping mechanism

Answer 13

Cognator

Question 14

3 Levels of adaptation

Answer 14

Integrated Process
Compensatory Process
Compromised Process

Question 15

The various modes and subsystems meet the needs of the environment: usually stable process (breathing, spiritual realization)

Answer 15

Integrated Process

Question 16

The cognator and regulator are challenged by the environment’s needs but are working to meet the needs (grief, starting a new job, compensatory breathing)

Answer 16

Compensatory Process

Question 17

The modes and subsystems are not adequately meeting the environmental challenge (hypoxia, unresolved loss, abusive relationship)

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Compromised Process

Question 18

3 types of Stimuli

Answer 18

Focal
Contextual
Residual

Question 19

First and central stimulus; internal or external stimulus most immediately confronting the human system

Answer 19

Focal

Question 20

Secondary; all other stimuli present in the situation that contribute to the affect of the focal stimulus

Answer 20

Contextual

Question 21

Underlying, often vague factors whose effects are not fully understood but may still play a role in the overall adaptation process

Answer 21

Residual

Question 22

The interpretation of stimulus

Answer 22

Perception

Question 23

The founder of Adaptation Model of Nursing

Answer 23

Sister Callista Roy